Cristian: (before camp)
Well, as soon as I got to Cristian, I met the people I was going to work with. Some of them had already been there for the previous camps and those of them were really glad to see reinforcements coming. Of course, I had known them from before, the correct way to say it would have been "I met up with". Whatever.
The day before camp, we went to Busteni to see Babele and Sfinxul. For those of you who don't know, these are two famous rock formations which respectively resemble old women and a human face. Here are two photos, one with me and Babele in the background (I never understood where the old women were in those stones; personally I think they look like nuclear explosion mushrooms, but in school books they claim they look like old women, so who am I to argue?), and one with the whole group (not everyone here is an instructor, some are participants from the previous camp who stayed for the next one too).The interesting part of the journey was the journey itself, not really the rock formations. Besides waiting in line 3 hours, I got an insight on cool/stupid Romanian signs. Check these out:
What's the word for "velocity" in Romanian?
"Viteza", you say? Check again:
I've been to other countries, but I've never seen a "stationing table" before:
Let's suppose I'm looking for a coffin...
Found the best place! Open 24/7:
Where do I park? On the right? Gotcha...
Houston, we have a problem...
1 comment:
Best photo selection ever! :))
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